collective bargaining

Teachers’ Activism Will Survive The Janus Supreme Court Ruling

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Staff At George Soros' Foundation Secures Union Contract

The group, a major donor to progressive movements, appears to be the first large U.S. private foundation to unionize.
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'Swing Vote' Gorsuch Silent During Case That Could Crush Public-Sector Unions

Conservative justices appeared sympathetic to the challenge brought by anti-union groups.
By Lawrence Hurley and Andrew Chung, Reuters

This Supreme Court Case Is The Biggest Threat To Unions In Years

It could cost unions millions of members -- but also force them to adapt and innovate.
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Stronger Unions Will Save The Middle Class, Labor Secretary Says

"The more you strengthen collective bargaining, the more you strengthen the middle class," said Tom Perez.
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Huffington Post Management Voluntarily Recognizes Employee Union

HuffPost is the largest digital news outlet to organize.
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The Supreme Court Appears Set To Issue Crippling Blow To Public Employee Unions

The ruling would undo nearly 40 years of precedent in labor relations.
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How The Supreme Court Could Crush Public-Sector Unions

Union membership has been falling for years. It may drop even more after this case.
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Seattle Passes Law Allowing Uber Drivers To Unionize

It's perhaps the most aggressive regulatory move against Uber to date.
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UAW, FCA Still Negotiating Under 'Hour-By-Hour' Contract Extension

UAW officials could direct members to stop work at any time if talks hit an impasse.
By Bernie Woodall & Joseph White, Reuters